Job offer.

[HorseDreamer101]

Im not saying its a bad job or anything
but maybe she could do her dream job that she wants to do
unless she really loves this job

[buttercup132]

Horsedreamer read through the whole thread properly.
Your not even worth me explaining myself to.

[Catty1]

BC - I do hope you are able to complete your GED in the fairly near future - within a couple of years.

As a prof of mine once said to a class I was in, it's not the piece of paper itself that is important. It shows that you finished something you started, and THAT is what shows through.

Ginger's Mom - I certainly do respect what you have said, that something can happen that keeps one from a career they love and have. At the same time, living a life of 'what-ifs' can be paralyzing.

I burned out of my one career - but I knew what else I was good at, and made the slow transfer into the "real" job world (as opposed to music on the road). I happen to have a high school diploma and a BA. However, my adaptability - and it was a bumpy process - was helped by my life and work experience in having to think on my feet. Believe me, when your music equipment goes missing in Caracas, and you have a fever and double ear infection and are going home, that quality gets really sharpened!

Good luck, BC!

[Ginger's Mom]

Ginger's Mom - I certainly do respect what you have said, that something can happen that keeps one from a career they love and have. At the same time, living a life of 'what-ifs' can be paralyzing.

Or freeing. Please don't think I am trying to be argumentative, I am actually trying to say this in a lighthearted way. It can open you up to looking at the world with a whole lot of possibilities you hadn't thought about before. It doesn' have to be dark and bleak at all, but instead could be very empowering.

[Alysser]

Alicia, I think you made the right decision based on what you wanted and that's wonderful! Congratulations on your job!

[jennielynn1970]

Horsedreamer read through the whole thread properly.
Your not even worth me explaining myself to.

Wow... so polite.

You could have said it a bit more tactfully. I've been trying to phrase my thoughts in your post to be less negative and more constructive than critical. I think that goes for a lot of people responding on here. Yet, your responses are really rude.

If you want to have people respond to you with respect, you need to show some respect yourself.

[I_luv_rusty]

You should do what you think is best, personally I won't drop out of highschool my senior year when you could just wait and graduate. But, I guess thats your choice. If you think you'll be fine without that HS diploma, and will never need it. I wish you luck in your grooming.